Transfer from Dubrovnik Airport to Gruž Harbour for check-in from 14:00 onwards. After settling in, enjoy a transfer to the city gates for a guided walking tour of Dubrovnik. Stroll through the narrow, car-free limestone streets polished smooth by centuries of footsteps while discovering stunning examples of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. Take the cable car to Mount Srđ for panoramic views of Dubrovnik’s mighty ramparts and the nearby Elaphiti Islands. After the tour, return to the vessel to meet the crew and enjoy cocktails and dinner on board, toasting to the exciting cruise ahead. Overnight in Dubrovnik.

Early morning departure toward Korčula, best known as the birthplace of Marco Polo. Stop for lunch in a secluded bay along the way. In the afternoon, arrive in Korčula Town and join a guided walking tour of this enchanting walled city, one of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean. Explore the fishbone-patterned streets, designed to offer natural cooling and shelter from the wind. In the evening, enjoy a gourmet dinner at one of the town’s many restaurants, or explore its lively bars and cafés. Overnight in Korčula.

Set sail for the sunniest and longest island in the Adriatic, Hvar. Enjoy lunch on board and a swim stop at the Pakleni Islands, a charming archipelago just off Hvar’s coast. Upon arrival, take a guided walking tour of Hvar Town, where highlights include the Renaissance Cathedral, its original bell tower, and Europe’s oldest community theatre, founded in 1612. Hike up to the hilltop fortress for breathtaking views of the harbour and surrounding islands. Evening is free to explore Hvar’s buzzing nightlife, with an abundance of restaurants, bars, and cafés. Overnight in Hvar.

Depart early for the small island of Biševo to visit the stunning Blue Cave, a unique natural phenomenon (entrance fee to be paid on spot). As weather conditions can be unpredictable, your cruise manager will inform you in advance whether the visit is possible. Afterwards, cruise to the chic island of Hvar, with a swim stop and lunch around the Pakleni Islands. Arrive in Hvar in the afternoon and join a guided walking tour, including the Renaissance Cathedral, its original bell tower, and Europe’s oldest community theatre, founded in 1612. For panoramic views, climb the zig-zag path to the hilltop fortress overlooking the harbour and Pakleni Islands. Hvar offers plenty of nightlife, with vibrant restaurants, bars, and clubs open well into the night.Overnight stay is planned in Hvar or Stari Grad (subject to berth availability), both offering a genuine taste of the island’s character.

Early morning cruise toward the coastal jewel of Trogir, often referred to as a “miniature Venice” and celebrated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With a history spanning over 3,000 years, this town is a living museum of Romanesque and Renaissance artistry. Join a guided walking tour through its maze of cobbled streets, grand palaces, and ancient city walls. As the sun sets, dock in Trogir port for an overnight stay, soaking in the timeless atmosphere under the starlit sky. In the evening, gather for a Captain’s Dinner on board, complete with live music to mark the occasion. Overnight in Trogir.

Depart Vis early and cruise towards the island of Korčula, best known as the birthplace of Marco Polo. Stop for a swim and enjoy lunch in a secluded bay along the way. Arrive in Korčula Town in the afternoon, a beautifully preserved medieval city surrounded by centuries-old stone walls. Join a guided walking tour to explore the town’s charming streets, arranged in a distinctive herringbone pattern designed for natural protection from wind and sun. Korčula is rich in legends, culture, and architecture, offering plenty to discover. In the evening, explore its vibrant restaurants, cosy wine bars, or lively local nightspots.Overnight in Korčula.

Cruise towards Zadar, with a lunch stop in a secluded bay en route. Upon arrival, join a guided walking tour of this ancient city, once the capital of Dalmatia. Discover historical landmarks such as the Roman Forum, the Church of St. Donatus, impressive city walls, and the City Gate from the 16th century. Don’t miss Zadar’s unique contemporary attractions: the Sea Organ, which plays music powered by the sea, and the “Greeting to the Sun” light installation that celebrates the sunset in a spectacular display. Overnight in Zadar.

Enjoy one final breakfast on board, followed by heartfelt farewells with the crew and your fellow travellers. Check-out in Zadar and individual transfer arrangements as your journey comes to an end. 

Ships can be moored side by side, making it necessary for the passenger to cross from one vessel to another with gaps in between them to get to the shore. In such cases, clients must take special care when crossing and do this at their own risk. Crew assistance will be given to those needing and requesting it. The captain reserves the right to change and modify the route due to weather conditions and conditions in the ports visited. The order of visits may be different from what is published in case ports are overly crowded and to give the customer a better experience overall.